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A new part of Christian church which tried to reform it.
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A musician who becomes good organist and is able to compose.
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Christian concept in which God is the centre of the universe.
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Profane song in Spanish which meant "villano".
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Musical technique which dominates the scene in the Renaissance.
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Songs that gave the maximum emphasis to expressiveness.
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An invention which enabled knowledge to be rapidly transmited.
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It defends the idea that man is the centre of the universe and the measure of things.
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Homophonic religious song which is sung in German.
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Light, quick and rhythmic songs, usually relating fantastics feats. Sung in French.
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The siociety interested in nature, in man brought about advances in...
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A person from rich and powerful families who sponsors and stimulates the arts.
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Town where the main Catholic Council was celebrated.
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Polyphonic "acappella" composition, with text in Latin, with a dramatic and imitative character.
